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[ARCHIVED] 📦 IPFS Package Managers Task Force
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Q2 2019 OKR - Design 2x elective sessions for IPFS Camp #31

Closed achingbrain closed 5 years ago

achingbrain commented 5 years ago

In support of IPFS Camp produce 2x elective sessions related to package managers for the afternoons.

achingbrain commented 5 years ago

It's unclear what the content of these sessions would be. From our conversations our audience is either package manager maintainers or users of package managers.

Maintainers would get the most value out of these sessions if we did something like how to import TBs of data, or how to make content available without doubling your storage requirements (for example) but there are only a handful of maintainers in the world and it would be hard to get 30 of them in the same room at the same time (e.g. the IPFS Camp class size).

Users of package managers would hopefully never notice they are using IPFS so it's hard to say what they would hope to take away from a session.

andrew commented 5 years ago

Suggestion by @daviddias:

Possible not-quite-package-manager elective is "How to design, build and deploy large IPFS based web applications"

jessicaschilling commented 5 years ago

It may be outside the scope of IPFS Camp (i.e. it's not an educational session), but have we considered using the opportunity of a session to act as brainstorming for package manager users to continue to elaborate on use cases/pain points/thoughts on the then-current state of IPFS/package manager integration?

andrew commented 5 years ago

@jessicaschilling that sounds like a great idea! 💯

momack2 commented 5 years ago

+1 to a participatory package managers brainstorm! Sounds like a "Deep-dive" - I added that to the list of ideas: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wFq7uX1MS-ZjnKRVNSMKzThE9LdIw2D3gKPai3CEKAI/edit#heading=h.cso2oviuqgtb

jessicaschilling commented 5 years ago

Cool. :) The session would benefit from having someone with more technical breadth in the room as well, but I'm happy to lead the overall direction of the session if I could enlist some help with the deep functional questions that will come up!